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Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 Set for Historic Start as India Eye Glory Under Harmanpreet
The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 begins on June 12 in England with a record 12 teams. Harmanpreet Kaur's India start against Pakistan, while over 200,000 tickets have already ...
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The Untold Story of Team India Spin Coach Sairaj Bahutule
Former India leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule has begun a new chapter as Team India's spin-bowling coach. From surviving a life-threatening car accident to building an impressive coaching career, his journey is ...
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From England to New Zealand: Cricket Nations at the FIFA World Cup 2026
From England to New Zealand, seven cricket-playing nations will feature at the FIFA World Cup 2026. Explore the unique crossover between cricket and football, why England remains the only nation ...
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1000 Days In Jail: Imran Khan’s Health, Isolation And Sons’ Emotional Fight
Former Pakistan captain and ex-PM Imran Khan has crossed 1000 days in jail amid growing concerns over his health, isolation, eyesight and denied family access. His sons Kasim and Suleman ...
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MJK Smith Dies at 92: The Gentleman Captain Who Earned Universal Respect
Former England captain MJK Smith has died at 92. Remembered as a respected leader, rugby international and Warwickshire legend, Smith leaves behind a remarkable sporting legacy. ...
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Marcus North Becomes First Overseas England Selector, Eyes Next Ashes Mission
Former Australia batter Marcus North has been appointed as England’s first overseas selector, taking on a key role in shaping the team’s future, including plans for the next Ashes series. ...
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England Women vs India Women at Lord’s: Historic First Women’s Test Set for Summer 2026
Lord’s will host its first-ever women’s Test match in July 2026 as England Women face India Women under Harmanpreet Kaur. The landmark clash comes amid a blockbuster summer featuring the ...
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From India Pacer to Minister: Ashok Dinda Begins New Innings as Bengal Sports Minister
Former India fast bowler Ashok Dinda has been appointed West Bengal’s new Sports Minister after winning the Moyna Assembly seat, marking another major chapter in his post-cricket journey. ...
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From Producing England Captains to Losing First-Class Status: Oxford’s Cricket Story
From producing England captains and world cricket legends to losing first-class status, Oxford University’s historic Parks ground reflects the fading tradition of university cricket in England. Discover the rich legacy ...
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The iconic Father Time at Lord’s celebrates 100 years: A trivia-filled journey through history
The iconic Father Time weathervane at Lord’s Cricket Ground celebrates 100 years in 2026. Explore its fascinating history, wartime survival, lightning damage, installation mystery, and enduring legacy in cricket. ...
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Bhuvneshwar Kumar pushes for India comeback after strong IPL 2026 form
Veteran pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar continues his strong IPL 2026 season, leading the Purple Cap race and strengthening his case for a national team recall. ...
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Faf du Plessis Backs Dutch Talent as ‘Secret Sauce’ for Rotterdam in European T20 League
Faf du Plessis says local Dutch players will be key to Rotterdam’s success in the new European T20 Premier League, highlighting the importance of homegrown talent. ...
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India Rules Wisden 2026: Gill, Pant & Co. Rewrite History
A historic Wisden edition sees Indian players sweep major awards, marking a golden era led by Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant, and Ravindra Jadeja. ...
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Vijaypat Singhania: The Forgotten Patron of Indian Cricket
Remembering Vijaypat Singhania, the former Raymond chairman whose early corporate support helped shape Indian cricket, long before big-money sponsorships took over. ...
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Last Survivor of India’s First Test Win, CD Gopinath, Dies at 96
CD Gopinath, the last surviving member of India’s historic first Test-winning team in 1952, has passed away at 96, marking the end of a remarkable era in Indian cricket. ...